ShaneWebGuy Tools · what an assistant can and cannot work out about your business
We read the page the way an AI crawler would. Nothing is stored unless you ask for the report by email.
Reading the page…
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What this score is, and what it is not. It measures whether your pages are readable and quotable by an AI assistant, using eight things we can verify by reading your site right now. It is not a rank, because there is no rank inside an AI assistant to read. Answers vary between people and between attempts, so anyone selling you a precise position is guessing.
What we found
Biggest problems first. Each one says what is on the page today and what to change.
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ShaneWebGuy Tools · why your mail lands in spam, read from your own DNS
We read your public DNS records, the same ones every receiving mail server reads. No mail is sent, no mailbox is touched, and nothing is stored unless you ask for the report by email.
Looking up your records…
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What this score is, and what it is not. It measures whether your domain is set up so receiving servers can tell your mail apart from someone forging it, using six records anyone can look up right now. It is not a spam score and not a prediction: no tool can tell you what one mailbox provider will do with one message. The one thing here we cannot prove is DKIM. DNS has no record listing your signing selectors, so we probe the names the common providers use. A key published under a name unique to your account is invisible to us and to every other checker.
What we found
Biggest problems first. Each one says what is published today and what to change.
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Off by default. Get something wrong at 5pm on a Friday and it runs into the weekend, so an answer that lands on a Friday moves to the Monday. Applies to both tabs.
Your honest estimate, before any padding.
2 normally, 3 for the bigger ones.
Days you will not be on it at all.
Before you can begin.
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Working days of actual work
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Delivery time in days for projects
Due
Set the date it came in and the answer appears here
Set the date it came in and the answer appears here.
The working
Every step, so you can see where the days went.
Step
Value
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ShaneWebGuy Tools · Google grades your speed. This works out whether it is worth fixing.
Your Core Web Vitals
Get these free from PageSpeed Insights or Search Console, and enter them exactly as shown there. Or measure the page you are on right now.
In seconds, as PageSpeed shows it. Good is 2.5 or less.
In milliseconds. Good is 200 or less.
A score, not a unit. Good is 0.1 or less.
LCP · loading
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INP · responsiveness
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CLS · visual stability
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ENTER YOUR NUMBERS
What that is plausibly worth
Google can measure your speed. It cannot know your business. These three numbers are the part only you have.
Sessions a month, from your analytics.
Share of visits that become a sale or enquiry.
A sale, or what an enquiry is worth to you on average.
Your assumption, not a fact. Default is eBay's measured figure.
Where that assumption comes from, and why it is only an estimate
The default of 5% per second is drawn from the one same-site figure in Deloitte and Google's Milliseconds Make Millions (2020): eBay phased in speed work across a year and measured a 0.5% rise in Add to Cart per 0.1 second saved.
That same study's better known headline, 8.4% more conversions per 0.1 second for retail, is a correlation across 37 different brands, not a before and after on one site. The report says so itself, and warns the results "may not fully reflect an individual site's product offering, design, or seasonality". Applied to a typical one and a half second gap it implies more than doubling your conversions, which is not credible. That is why this tool defaults to the smaller, same-site number instead.
Two more limits worth knowing. The study measured mobile only, and explicitly could not establish the same relationship on desktop. And it measured 0.1 second changes, so stretching it across a large gap is already beyond what was tested. Treat the figure below as the size of the prize under an assumption you control, not a forecast.
You will also see nothing here for INP or CLS. There is no published conversion elasticity for either, so putting a number on them would be invention.
What causes this on a WordPress site
The usual culprits behind your worst metric, most common first.
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What a stay really costs before you sign anything: the rent, the bills, the deposit, the lock-in, and what you would pay to avoid the hassle. Every line on both sides, in pesos and dollars.
booking cheaperwithin 5%lease cheaperat each length of stay, with no months away
The rate on the day you run this.
Booked month by month
Airbnb, Agoda monthly stays, any booked unit
Housing
Per calendar month
Bills
Electricity, water, internetturnkey: the host pays themIncluded
Fees and moves
Credits
What you would pay to avoid
A landlord who does not answerNone, the host wants the review
Bills and maintenance being your jobNone, bills included
Being locked inNone, you can leave
Hard costs over 6 months
Long-term lease
A condo on a signed lease, bills in your name
Housing
Bills not in the rent
Electricity
One-time
Deposit and lock-in
Deposit at riskthe share you do not expect back
Expected forfeiturethe deposit, times that chance
What you would pay to avoid
Packing up every 28 daysNone, you stay put
No fixed addressNone, the lease is your address
Hard costs over 6 months
How the gap builds, lease minus booking
Booking, per month booked
Lease, per month
Lease clearly cheaper from
Price of flexibility
Where the money goes
Scroll the table sideways for the lease column and the difference.
Over 6 monthsBookingLeaseLease minus booking
Behind the numbers
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ShaneWebGuy Tools · the work nobody put a price on
Describe the task
Pick one repetitive job somebody does by hand. Copying orders between systems, chasing invoices, re-typing enquiries, posting the same update in three places.
How often it happens.
Including the stopping and restarting.
If three people each do it, put 3.
What that hour costs you, not what you charge.
If you automated it
Optional. Fill these in and the tool works out how quickly the build pays for itself.
Almost nothing goes to 100. Somebody still handles the exceptions.
Leave at 0 to just see the cost of doing nothing.
$0 a year
ENTER THE TASK
Hours a week
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Across everyone who does it
Hours a month
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On a 52 week year, not 48
Hours a year
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The number people never add up
Cost a year
$0
Hours times what they cost
Full time person
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Share of one 2,080 hour year
Recovered
$0
A year, at the coverage you set
Fill in the task above to see what it costs.
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ShaneWebGuy Tools · the 7 steps to a client's AI knowledge base. Build the knowledge ecosystem before you build the solution.
The one rule: do NOT jump into coding, prompting, or solving before the knowledge base exists. Build the structured knowledge base first, one step at a time. The objective is an AI-ready representation of the client's business, not just organized files.
Tell us about your business
Describe the business and AI tailors all seven steps to it - the Drive folders, assets, business intelligence, data sources, existing data, markdown files, and validation - on the next tab. You can email yourself a copy from there.
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Reset everything for this client?
ShaneWebGuy · one operator, one process · methodology: operations/ai-knowledge-base-build.md
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ShaneWebGuy Tools · what a stranger can see about your site in ten seconds
We look at your site the way any visitor's browser does: the front page, the certificate, and a handful of well-known addresses. Nothing is logged into, nothing is changed, and nothing is stored unless you ask for the report by email.
Looking at the site…
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Fix first
Worst first, then the easiest of what is left. Three at most.
Nothing is failing. Keep updating and check back after the next big change.
What this could not see from outside. A URL shows what a visitor's browser shows, and no more. A clean report here is not a clean bill of health for the things below.
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ShaneWebGuy Tools · one costs money, the other costs time. Which one is actually cheaper for you?
The two options
Price each option's hours at what that hour is really worth to you. An hour on a train you would enjoy is not the same hour as roofing in Phoenix in August, and using one rate for both is what makes this kind of maths lie.
My normal rate$300 an hour
FreeNot at any price
My normal rate$300 an hour
FreeNot at any price
The answer
Working it out.
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Break-even appears here.
The rate you are accepting appears here.
The trade appears here.
Option
Money
Time priced
Real cost
Saved trips
Keep a comparison you will face again. The numbers are saved, the verdict is not: it is worked out fresh every time you load one, so a trip you saved at one rate still tells the truth after your rate changes.
ShaneWebGuy · one operator, one process · flex the process, not the stack
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Saved time, work you can now take on, or spend you no longer pay
elsewhere. This is the number you have to justify — the calculator cannot know it.
Pays for itself in18 months
today3 years
What you pay once
Often priced only at checkout — put the real figure in
What you stop renting
Cloud GPU bills by the hour, only while it
runs — but storage bills whether or not it does. Change any field and the
others follow. The monthly figure is derived, never a rate.
24 = always on
30.44 = every day
billed while idle
type here to work backwards
At a glance
Per month
Payback
Net after 3 years
Net after 5 years
Before you trust a number on this page
The value figure is yours to justify, not the calculator's. This page does
arithmetic. It has no idea whether a server will produce $100 or $1,000 a month for you, and
sliding it higher does not make it more likely.
Owning is a bet that the machine stays busy. At heavy use it pays back fast.
At light use renting wins and it is not close — which is why the hours and days fields
matter more than the price.
Two costs people forget. Storage bills while the machine is idle, which is
why it is a separate field here. And a warranty is usually priced only at checkout, so the
figure above starts at zero rather than guessing on your behalf.
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Billable hours in, running costs out. Every default below is a measured number from
the ShaneWebGuy LLM Server, not an estimate.
Concurrency is limited by memory first, not by the GPU
Every concurrent stream needs its own KV cache. At 16K context with an 8-bit cache that is
about 1.5 GB per slot, on top of the 17 GB the model itself occupies.
Which explains the measured 4090 curve. 44.3 / 52.3 / 36.0 / 31.8 tok/s at 1 / 2 / 4 / 8 looks like the card giving up, but 24 GB minus the model leaves room for roughly three slots — so four and eight never fit, and throughput fell because the
context was being squeezed. The aggregate 52.3 is also far below what that card's bandwidth
allows, which says the same thing: memory-starved, not compute-bound.
So the thread limit below is computed from the hardware you pick, and anything past Shane's
four measured points is marked modelled, never presented as measurement.
What it earns
Rate per billable thread hour$6
What one hour of one stream is worth.
Billable threads2
Running11% of the day
Written off over3 yr
The hardware decides the threads
Context per stream
Each stream holds its own cache at this size. 16K now —
halve it and twice as many fit.
Per month
$0Revenue
$0Cost
$0Net
At other thread counts
Threads
Aggregate
Revenue
Cost
Net
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